Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-18
LOCAL JoTs.


The sale of seats for the Carlton engage
ment has been very heavy.
Wells, Fargo, & Co. received to-day fine !
bars amounting to $751;
The Salt Lake Board of Trade hold their |
first meeting tonight. 1t should be well |
attended.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, $4, 700; silver and lead ores, $3,4OO'
Total, $500.
There is another party of Raymond eX-
cursionists expected about two weeks hence.
They hail from the west.
The lumber for porch, TO be put up IN
front Of the Palace Hotel, is being placed IN
front of that building.
The RAYMOND excursionists left this
morning for the East One hundred ana
twenty-seyen took the d. d r. q. and SIX
the Union Pacific.
Four street car mules got loose from the
stable to-day, and stampeded down Main
street. The mules deiantly kicked as they
passed the drivers.
Al. Cummings and A. d. Woolley are
the successors to G. E. Pomeroy in the real
estate business They Will occupy tne
same office on Main street.
The Booth company, after scooping in
nearly $4,000, left yesterday morning Tor
CHEYENNE, where they play tonight. Ihey
then move on to Denver, where they finish
the week.
One of our local commission merchants
will. in day or two. ship to California
100000 pounds of Utah potatoes. he has
already this year shipped 10000 pounds and
made sufficient profit to guarantee this Sec
ond large deal.
The Carleton opera troupe arrived this
morning. Twenty of the troupe, including
w. T. Carleton, are stopping at the Clint
House. The remaining twenty-four are
pretty we'll divided up among the other
hotels.
At2p. m. to-day, in the Police Court,
Willie White, charged with assaultlng
ive-year-old Debrinke, was well talked TO
ana discharged. Mr.. Debrinke left the
room very much excited and declared he
would enter suit in higher court.
The Home Dramatic Club are preparing
storm Beaten" piece which was pro-
duced by the Madison Square Company
with great success. Mr.. Spencer while East
learned all the latest points and ali the
original stage business. The club VIII give
the people time to get over the present
theatrical drain by holding their piece until
Decoration Day." May Both.
Mr.. ]. T. Snyder, foreman of The Demo
GRAFT, is trying TO get corner on all the
haupiness in the world to-day. No one Will
denv Jacks right to big head and a broad
smile when it is learned that Mrs. Snyder
this morning presented him with ten
pound girl. If editorial, telegraph and loca
are all mixed together under one head al
any time during this week, 1t don't count.
new feature in the fire escapes which
are being put on the east and west sides o
the Cullen building is large water pip
running straight up to the roof of the house
IL is so arranged that the force pipe from
fire engine can be readily attached at thu
bottom, and throw full stream HORIZONTAL.
onto any floor in the building. Each too
is provided with fawcet, long hose and
215 inch nozzle.
In the Police Court to-day George Tatt
was accused of trespassing on the ground
of the u. @. Il. Il. He pleaded guilty ant
was fined $3.50. Harry Thompson pleade'
not guilty to the same charge and his cas-
was set for p. IN. George Moore pleade
guilty to the charge of trespassing on tn
same grounds, and his sentence was post
poned until p. m. Fred Rehrman pleade
not guilty to a charge of disturbance an
his case was set for April 10th.
Mike Flemming after hearing read
charge against him for vagrancy IN tn
Police Court to day appealed to the Judg
for mercy The Court interrupted b
asking, do you pledu Bulltg Va IN
guilty to the charge just readY' "Yo'
honor, it is just as you say about thu
Judge" 'That, Mr.. Flemming, is to be d
cided by-,your own conscience" II
defendant then remarked that his elast
conscience had been so sorely used that 1t vi
entirely worn out and that if the Homo
able Judge would pardon him he wou
make a straight shoot to Cottonwood. Sci
tence was then suspended.
The LOO. F's. branch of Salt La
City will give their 6Sth anniversa
musical and literary entertainment IN the
Hall on Tuesday, the 26th inst. Some
the most skillful of Salt Lake ladies ha
spared no time nor pains in decorating al
identifying the meeting room for the @
casion. Long roped evergreens intertwln
with various colored roses hang in gracet
shapes from the ceiling. Over the mob
Grand" the three links hang handsome
ornamented; opposite to these and over t
'Vice Grand, l." the F. L. and L. hang sin
iarly adorned. Tastefully arranged wreat
decorate the chaplain" on the south, a.
the Junior Past Grand on the north 81
of the room.